With the New York City primaries less than two weeks away, the race to unseat incumbent Mayor Eric Adams is heating up. Here’s the latest in the race.

Turnout is off to a strong start in New York City’s local 2025 elections, as more than 66,000 residents cast ballots during the first two days of early voting over the weekend — more than

Mayoral candidate Brad Lander, admired in New York politics for his policy chops and mocked for his lefty self-importance, tried something off brand when he cut his first TV ad this cycle: Donning a blue suit,

Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani are leading the Democratic field. Even they seem nervous.

Women keep New York City running, by working, caregiving, volunteering, and organizing; but too often they face barriers that prevent them from voting, particularly in local elections. In federal

Lee Zeldin come within single digits of unseating her in the general election did not inspire confidence, and there’s even concern in some Democratic circles that Hochul could cost the party the governorship.

Primary elections let voters registered with a political party choose their party’s candidates for the general election. In New York City, only voters registered with a party that’s holding a primary can vote in that party’s race, according to the city’s Board of Elections.

Early voting starts today in Central New York’s primary elections. The early voting polls are open from 9 a.m. today until Sunday, June 22. Election Day in the primary is Tuesday, June 24. Who’s on the ballot?